BOTANY 305. Plant Morphology & Evolution

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Spring 2017 BOTANY 305 Plant Morphology & Evolution 4 credits. Intermediate Course. Biology Major Area D Evolution and Systematics Professor: Dr. Ken Cameron (Professor) 154 Birge Hall, Dept. of Botany Work Tel: 265-9237 / Mobile Tel: 577-7461 Email: kmcameron@wisc.edu Teaching Assistant: Mr. Giovanny Giraldo, Ph.D. candidate (Botany) Office: 222 Birge Email: giovanny.giraldo@wisc.edu Location: B301-302 Birge Hall Integrated Lectures: Tues/Thurs, 9:55-10:45am & s: Tues/Thurs, 1:20-3:15pm or 3:30-5:25pm Texts: Bell, A. 2008. Plant Form. Timber Press, Portland, OR. (hardcover; 431 pages). Retails for $50. Available for $25 (new) from instructor. Gifford, E. M. & Foster, A. S. 1989. Morphology and Evolution of Vascular Plants. W. H. Freeman, New York. (out of print). pdf copies of chapters posted in Learn@UW

EVALUATION * Take-Home Midterm Exam 15% 150 pts 4 In-Class Practical Exams 20% (5% each) 200 pts (50 pts each) Research Proposal 7.5% 75 pts* Proposal Peer Review 5% 50 pts Research Paper 20% 200 pts Research Presentation 10% 100 pts Attendance & Class Participation 2.5% 25 pts* 800 pts Subtotal** Comprehensive Final Exam (optional) 20% 200 pts 1000 pts Total** ** Note re: Final Exam. If you are happy with your performance on the last day of class, you may opt out of taking the final exam. In this case your grade will be computed out of 800 subtotal points only. If you choose to take the final exam, but do poorly, it will not be held against you. Your percentage based on subtotal points (out of 800) will be compared to your percentage based on total points, including the final exam (out of 1000). The higher of the two will be used to assign your final letter grade. In other words, taking the Final Exam can only help you to improve your grade it s your choice! GRADES A 100-91% AB 90-86% B 85-81% BC 80-76% C 75-70% D 69-60% F <60% * Note: Graduate students enrolled in the course are required to lead an in-class discussion of a scientific paper in order to earn the full 25pts of Class Participation. See Dr. Cameron for scheduling this. Graduate student research proposals also must include at least five (not only two) primary literature references in order to earn the full 75 points.

SYLLABUS Week One: G&F Chapters 1, 2, 3 T Jan 17 Th Jan 19 Introduction & History Tour of Botany Greenhouse Plant Tissues Organ & Tissue Review; Microscopy; Description; Comparative Method Week Two: Bell pp. 36-73 & 74-121 T Jan 24 Leaves 1 Leaves Th Jan 26 Leaves 2 Scavenger Hunt in Greenhouses Week Three: Bell pp. 122-141 & 142-169 T Jan 31 Th Feb 2 Roots Roots & Stems Stems Leaves, Roots, & Stems: Quiz Bowl Week Four: G&F Chapters 4, 5, 6 T Feb 7 Practical Exam 1 Th Feb 9 Morphospace analysis Dr. Ricardo Kriebel, Guest Sporangia and Gametangia Scanning electron microscope training in Plant Imaging Center (PIC)

Week Five: reserve readings T Feb 14 Hornworts & Liverworts Hornworts & Liverworts Th Feb 16 Mosses / Pass out Take-home Exam (due Feb 21) Mosses Week Six: G&F Chapter 9 pp. 105-125 & 125-153 T Feb 21 Th Feb 23 Clubmosses: Lycopodium Clubmosses Spikemosses: Selaginella Spikemosses Week Seven: G&F Chapter 9 pp. 153-173; & reserve readings T Feb 28 Quillworts: Isoetes / ** Research Proposals Due ** Quillworts Th Mar 2 Devonian fossils / ** Peer Reviews of Proposals Due ** Prototaxites fossil Debate Week Eight: G&F: Chapter 8, Bell pp. 206-215 & 260-285 T Mar 7 Practical Exam 2 Th Mar 9 Vegetative Reproduction Whisk Ferns Psilotum & Tmesipteris

Week Nine: G&F Chapters 10, (11), 12 T Mar 14 Horsetails: Equisetum Horsetails Th Mar 16 Eusporangiate ferns Ophioglossoid and Marattioid ferns SPRING BREAK: Week of March 20 Week Ten: G&F Chapter 13 T Mar 28 Water ferns Water ferns: Marsiliales & Salviniales Th Mar 30 Leptosporangiate ferns Leptosporangiate ferns Week Eleven: G&F Chapters (14 pp. 327-334), 15; & reserve readings T Apr 4 Origin of Seeds; Cycads Cycads Th Apr 6 Practical Exam 3 Carboniferous fossils & coal balls Week Twelve: G&F Chapter 16 & 17 T Apr 11 Th Apr 13 Ginkgoes Ginkgo biloba Conifers Conifers

Week Thirteen: G&F Chapter 14, pp. 334-343; & reserve readings T Apr 18 Gnetophytes Gnetophytes : Gnetum, Ephedra, & Welwitschia Th Apr 20 No lecture: work on research No lab: TA consultations available for research projects Week Fourteen: G&F Chapters 18 & 19 pp.522-554; Bell pp.170-197 T Apr 25 Fossil Gymnosperms ** Research Presentations / Research Paper Due ** Th Apr 27 Angiosperm Flowers Angiosperm Reproductive Morphology Week Fifteen: G&F Chapter 20 T May 2 Angiosperms Angiosperm Life Cycle Th May 4 Practical Exam 4 Field Trip? COMPREHENSIVE (but optional) FINAL EXAM: Monday, May 8 @ 2:45pm